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Friday, July 15 2011

Art Brut Plays Brooklyn After Call from UK and Talks to PopMatters

By Jane Jansen Seymour

Eddie Argos discusses how Art Brut found each other and the songs he continues to write for the band.


Tuesday, May 24 2011

Art Brut: Brilliant! Tragic!

By Joe Lambert

Art Brut team-up with Black Francis at Wavelength Studios in Salem, Oregon, and offer another batch of infectious, witty punk songs.


Thursday, April 23 2009

Art Brut: Art Brut Vs. Satan

By Bill Stewart

Art Brut prove that they're still one of the most punk bands we've got going for us.


Friday, April 3 2009

Art Brut(ally) Funny

By Iain Ellis

Holden Caulfield -- with his sexual insecurities and confused immaturity -- provides the raw meat that Art Brut’s Eddie Argos cooks with.


Wednesday, June 20 2007

Art Brut: Its a Bit Complicated

By Michael Keefe

Talk-singer Eddie Argos and his art-pop indie rock quartet bring on the fun once again for their sophomore album.


Thursday, November 10 2005

Art Brut: Bang Bang Rock and Roll

By Adrien Begrand

As long as there are young Brits with amplified guitars slung around their shoulders, there will always be the odd few who come off as cheeky arseholes. And, bless 'em, Art Brut are the latest.


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